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Abhinav Vohra
Abhinav Vohra

This document summarizes the relationship between real life and reel life in India from the 1970s to present across three time periods: 1) The 1970s was a time of disenchantment with the system which parallel cinema reflected, focusing on social problems. Films glorified violence and believed evil could only be dispelled with evil. 2) The 1980s saw the emergence of regionalism and absence of stability, reflected in experimental films about famines and empowerment. 3) The 1990s globalization era saw films give assurance by connecting new India to tradition, as the economy opened and social life faced threats. Reel life influences real fashion, business, culture and awareness while real events influence

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OBC Presentation Real Life & Reel Life Drama By:- Group No. 8, Section A Abhinav Vohra 11BM60007 Garima Nagar 11BM60037 Biju K Varughese 11BM60069 Pooja Gupta 11BM60105
Historica – Rolling the Reels 1970’蝉 The era of disenchantment with the system 1990 ‘s – present The era of Globalization 1980’蝉 The era of absolute anarchy
1970’蝉 The era of disenchantment with the system REAL REEL ? War with Pakistan ? Evolution of parallel cinema (films by ? Declaration of Emergency Girish Karnad, Shyam Benegal, Basu ? Virtual breakdown of democratic Chatterjee) – deviation from the institutions standard song and dance sequences ? Sharpening of disparities ? Focus was on existing problems of the people ? Rise of a non ideological, self serving political class ? The rise of the angry young man – fighting the evils of the society The films glorified violence. Justified villainy and believed that evil can be dispensed only with evil. Thus resounding the popular sentiment of the time.
1980’蝉 The era of absolute anarchy REAL REEL ? Downfall of the Congress Party ? Fall of the angry young man to more ? Emergence of regional, communal diverse options and caste based formations ? Films focussing on famines, peasant ? Absence of stability aggravated the conditions etc got international acclaim social and economic transactions ? Films like Arth Satya tried to bring order to the anarchy ? Films also started dealing with women’s empowerment ? Lot of songs and dances with voyeuristic display This phase marked the shift India was attempting to make in political and economic spheres. The films were also of experimental and exploratory nature.
1990’s - Present The era of globalization REAL REEL ? Opening of the Indian economy to the ? Films gave assurance and security world. ? Hum aapke hain kaun gave illusion of ? MNCs swarmed in to get a chunk of happy joint families the Indian pie. ? Films like DDLJ, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai ? Social life came under a threat as a gave tradition and custom like result of marketization obedience to the patriarchal law, ? Displacement of indigenous respect for elders and celebration of industries under the onslaught of the love, friendship and need to MNCs internalize conflicts The country was no longer the old traditional India. It was reborn. The movies tried to link this new India with the traditional India.
Reel influence on Real ? Fashion - Daily soaps, cinema eg. Mohra bandana, Tere Naam hair cut etc ? Business - Tourism, promotion of locales, movie merchandize, ideas like Disney World etc ? Awareness - Knowledge Documentaries by Discovery, programs like Man VS Wild, Inconvenient Truth etc ? Culture - Promoting spirits of communal harmony, international brotherhood ? Politics – Lot of stars get straight entry into politics owing to their vast popularity eg Jaya Lalitha, Hema Malini etc ? Bringing affordable entertainment to people ? Negative influence - Shows like Shaktiman, Thumbs Up ads, Movie Stunts can be dangerous.
Real influence on Reel ? As real as it gets - Slumdog Millionaire, No one killed jessica, bandit queen, titanic etc ? Television rating points : TRPs measure is very useful for advertisers, who use it to help them decide which TV? channels and programmes to place their advertising in. ? News, Wars, Sports Events, Action events, biographies etc. ? Reality TV – Shows like Big Boss, Roadies, Fear Factor, India’s Got Talent, Saregama are all real people being?shown through the screen. .
Rags to Riches <-> Riches to Rags AR Now Rehman $280 M Now Raj Kiran Mental Asylum Gulshan Was Kumar A Juice Vendor Silk Was Make up Smitha Was Girl Johnny Worked Lever at HUL factory
Moolah Matters Year Movie Net Gross (Rs) 2009 3 Idiots 202 Crores 2008 Ghajini 114 Crores 1996 DDLJ 80 Crores 2001 Gadar 73 Crores 1994 Hum Aapke hain 69 Crores Kaun 1975 Sholay 15 Crores 1960 Mughal-e-Azam 5.5 Crores 1957 Mother India 4 Crores 1955 Shree 420 2 Crores 1952 Aan 1 Crores
References ? http://movie.webindia123.com ? http://www.indianetzone.com ? http://pib.nic.in ? http://currentessays.blogspot.com ? http://en.wikipedia.org ? www.boxofficeindia.com

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Real VS Reel Cinema

  • 1. OBC Presentation Real Life & Reel Life Drama By:- Group No. 8, Section A Abhinav Vohra 11BM60007 Garima Nagar 11BM60037 Biju K Varughese 11BM60069 Pooja Gupta 11BM60105
  • 2. Historica – Rolling the Reels 1970’蝉 The era of disenchantment with the system 1990 ‘s – present The era of Globalization 1980’蝉 The era of absolute anarchy
  • 3. 1970’蝉 The era of disenchantment with the system REAL REEL ? War with Pakistan ? Evolution of parallel cinema (films by ? Declaration of Emergency Girish Karnad, Shyam Benegal, Basu ? Virtual breakdown of democratic Chatterjee) – deviation from the institutions standard song and dance sequences ? Sharpening of disparities ? Focus was on existing problems of the people ? Rise of a non ideological, self serving political class ? The rise of the angry young man – fighting the evils of the society The films glorified violence. Justified villainy and believed that evil can be dispensed only with evil. Thus resounding the popular sentiment of the time.
  • 4. 1980’蝉 The era of absolute anarchy REAL REEL ? Downfall of the Congress Party ? Fall of the angry young man to more ? Emergence of regional, communal diverse options and caste based formations ? Films focussing on famines, peasant ? Absence of stability aggravated the conditions etc got international acclaim social and economic transactions ? Films like Arth Satya tried to bring order to the anarchy ? Films also started dealing with women’s empowerment ? Lot of songs and dances with voyeuristic display This phase marked the shift India was attempting to make in political and economic spheres. The films were also of experimental and exploratory nature.
  • 5. 1990’s - Present The era of globalization REAL REEL ? Opening of the Indian economy to the ? Films gave assurance and security world. ? Hum aapke hain kaun gave illusion of ? MNCs swarmed in to get a chunk of happy joint families the Indian pie. ? Films like DDLJ, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai ? Social life came under a threat as a gave tradition and custom like result of marketization obedience to the patriarchal law, ? Displacement of indigenous respect for elders and celebration of industries under the onslaught of the love, friendship and need to MNCs internalize conflicts The country was no longer the old traditional India. It was reborn. The movies tried to link this new India with the traditional India.
  • 6. Reel influence on Real ? Fashion - Daily soaps, cinema eg. Mohra bandana, Tere Naam hair cut etc ? Business - Tourism, promotion of locales, movie merchandize, ideas like Disney World etc ? Awareness - Knowledge Documentaries by Discovery, programs like Man VS Wild, Inconvenient Truth etc ? Culture - Promoting spirits of communal harmony, international brotherhood ? Politics – Lot of stars get straight entry into politics owing to their vast popularity eg Jaya Lalitha, Hema Malini etc ? Bringing affordable entertainment to people ? Negative influence - Shows like Shaktiman, Thumbs Up ads, Movie Stunts can be dangerous.
  • 7. Real influence on Reel ? As real as it gets - Slumdog Millionaire, No one killed jessica, bandit queen, titanic etc ? Television rating points : TRPs measure is very useful for advertisers, who use it to help them decide which TV? channels and programmes to place their advertising in. ? News, Wars, Sports Events, Action events, biographies etc. ? Reality TV – Shows like Big Boss, Roadies, Fear Factor, India’s Got Talent, Saregama are all real people being?shown through the screen. .
  • 8. Rags to Riches <-> Riches to Rags AR Now Rehman $280 M Now Raj Kiran Mental Asylum Gulshan Was Kumar A Juice Vendor Silk Was Make up Smitha Was Girl Johnny Worked Lever at HUL factory
  • 9. Moolah Matters Year Movie Net Gross (Rs) 2009 3 Idiots 202 Crores 2008 Ghajini 114 Crores 1996 DDLJ 80 Crores 2001 Gadar 73 Crores 1994 Hum Aapke hain 69 Crores Kaun 1975 Sholay 15 Crores 1960 Mughal-e-Azam 5.5 Crores 1957 Mother India 4 Crores 1955 Shree 420 2 Crores 1952 Aan 1 Crores
  • 10. References ? http://movie.webindia123.com ? http://www.indianetzone.com ? http://pib.nic.in ? http://currentessays.blogspot.com ? http://en.wikipedia.org ? www.boxofficeindia.com